Pontus Aberg sent down to San Diego Gulls

The Ducks have announced that they have sent Pontus Aberg down to the San Diego Gulls. The Ducks claimed him off waivers from the Edmonton Oilers.

As the Ducks Big Guns are coming off the Injured Reserve the Ducks will send other players down to the Gulls or other hockey leagues

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October 13, 2018

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10-5-19 The Anaheim Ducks improved to 2-0-0 to start a season for the fourth time in franchise history with a 3-1 win over the San Jose Sharks at Honda Center. The Ducks became the third Western Conference team to begin the season 2-0-0, joining Vegas and Colorado (Edmonton later won to also move to 2-0-0).

10-5-19 Ryan Getzlaf’s tally represented his 51st career game-winning goal, which ranks third among all-time franchise leaders behind only Teemu Selanne (77) and Corey Perry (64).

10-5-19 Michael Del Zotto opened the scoring for Anaheim with his first goal as a Duck at the 14:32 mark of the first period.

10-5-19 John Gibson made 35 saves to earn his second victory of the season in as many contests. Through two games, Gibson has stopped 67 of 69 shots for a 1.00 GAA and .971 SV%.

10-10-19- Ryan Getzlaf is tied with (his twin) Corey Perry for most games played in franchise history with 988 games

10-11-19-Captain Ryan Getzlaf played his 989th game for Anaheim, passing former linemate Corey Perry, now of the Dallas Stars, for the most in its history. …

10-11-19- The Anaheim Ducks matched the best start in their history. They had been 4-1-0 three times, most recently in 2014-15, when they started 7-1-0. The win improved their record to 4-1-0 (eight points) this season, matching the best start in franchise history (four other occasions)

10-11-19-With the goal, Jakob Silfverberg tied Sammy Pahlsson (13) for fifth on the franchise’s all-time shorthanded points list.

10-11-19- It was Cam Fowler‘s 60th career goal, placing him in a tie with Scott Niedermayer for the all-time franchise lead for goals by defensemen.

10-14-19- Adam Henrique played his 600th NHL game

10-16-19- The Anaheim Ducks improved their home record to 3-0-0 and overall mark to 5-2-0 following a 5-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres at Honda Center. They’ve started their season with three straight home wins for the fourth time in franchise history and first time since 2014-15. Anaheim has allowed the fewest goals (12 GA) over the first seven games of a season in franchise history (previously 13 GA in 2006-07).

10-16-19- Ryan Getzlaf gave the Ducks the lead in the second period with a power-play goal, marking Anaheim’s first tally with the man advantage this season. The goal also represented Getzlaf’s 52nd career game-winner, which ranks third among all-time franchise leaders (Selanne first with 77, Perry second with 64).

10-29-19- The Anaheim Ducks set a season-high for goals scored as they improved to 5-1-0 at home with a 7-4 win over the Winnipeg Jets at Honda Center. With the victory, Anaheim matched its second-best home start in franchise history (third time, last: 2012-13) and best since a franchise-record 6-0-0 start in 2013-14. Anaheim’s seven goals marked the highest offensive output for the club since an 8-2 victory March 8, 2019 vs. Montreal.

10-29-19- Cam Fowler became the franchise’s all-time leader in goals by a defenseman with his 61st career tally, passing Scott Niedermayer (60). Fowler holds club records in goals, assists (218) and points (279) by a defenseman. He leads Anaheim blueliners with three goals this season.

10-29-19- Jakob Silfverberg posted his third multi-point game of the season with two assists tonight. Silfverberg leads the Ducks in points (11), co-leads in plus/minus (+11) and ranks tied for second in goals (6) and assists (5).

10-29-19-Nicolas Deslauriers recorded first NHL assist which marked his first point as a Duck.

10-29-19-John Gibson stopped 36-of-40 shots to earn his fifth victory of the season. Gibson has four wins in five starts on home ice this season.

11-1-19- Playing in his 999th career game, Ryan Getzlaf scored the game-winning goal at the 2:30 mark of overtime, giving Anaheim its first victory in extra time this season. The goal marked Getzlaf’s club-record 10th career overtime goal and his 54th career game-winning goal.

11-1-19- Jakob Silfverberg scored his 10th career shorthanded goal to pass Sammy Pahlsson for third among Ducks all-time leaders. Silfverberg leads the Ducks in points (7-5=12) and ranks tied for second in goals (7) and second in plus/minus (+11).

11-1-19- John Gibson also assisted on the overtime game-winning goal, marking the 40th assist by a goaltender in Ducks history and the fourth of Gibson’s career.

11-3-19- Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf became the first Duck in franchise history to reach 1,000 games. Getzlaf is the sixth NHL player in the last 40 NHL seasons to play their first 1,000 games with one franchise and win 548 (or more) of them (548-333-119). Getzlaf is also the eighth active player to appear in his first 1,000 career games with the same team, and the 53rd all-time (19th as a center). Getzlaf surpassed Corey Perry (988) for the all-time franchise lead in games played with his 989th career NHL appearance Oct. 11 at Columbus. Getzlaf leads the franchise in appearances and is followed by Perry (second), Teemu Selanne (third at 966 games), Cam Fowler (fourth at 635) and Steve Rucchin (fifth at 616).

11-3-19- Ryan Getzlaf collected his 934th career point (268-666=934) with an assist on Sam Steel‘s second-period goal, extending his point streak to five games (4-2=6).

11-3-19- Tonight marked Anaheim Ducks 2,000th game in club history. The Ducks hold an all-time record of 953-777-270 and rank 10th among NHL teams in points (2,176) since their debut.

11-3-19- Erik Gudbranson scored his first goal of the season, marking his first point as a Duck.

11-5-19- Jacob Larsson scored his first career NHL goal at the 1:52 mark of the second period. Larsson’s goal represented his seventh career NHL point.

11-12-19- Twenty-nine seconds after Silfverberg’s goal,Josh Mahura scored his first goal of the season

11-16-19- Derek Grant tallied his first NHL shorthanded goal,

11-16-19- Derek Grant gets his first-career NHL hat trick

Anaheim Ducks 2019-20 Game Schedule

NOVEMBER

11/18- Ducks vs. Washington Capitals @4pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

11/21- Ducks vs. Florida Panthers @4pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

11/23- Ducks vs. Tampa Bay Lightning @4pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

11/25- Ducks vs. New York Islanders @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

11/27- Ducks vs. Arizona Coyotes @6:30pm [TV: KCOP]

11/29- Ducks vs. Winnipeg Jets @1pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

DECEMBER

12/2- Ducks vs. Los Angeles Kings @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/6- Ducks vs. Washington Capitals @7pm [TV: KCOP]

12/8- Ducks vs. Winnipeg Jets @12pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

12/10- Ducks vs. Minnesota Wild @5pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/12- Ducks vs. Los Angeles Kings @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/14- Ducks vs. New York Rangers @1pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/17- Ducks vs. Philadelphia Flyers @4pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/18- Ducks vs. New Jersey Devils @4pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/21- Ducks vs. New York Islanders @10am [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/22- Ducks vs. New York Rangers @9:30am [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/27- Ducks vs. Vegas Golden Knights @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/29- Ducks vs. Philadelphia Flyers @5:30pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

12/31- Ducks vs. Vegas Golden Knights @12pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

JANUARY

1/2- Ducks vs. Arizona Coyotes @6pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

1/5- Ducks vs. Nashville Predators @7pm [TV: NBCSN]

1/7- Ducks vs. Columbus Blue Jackets @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

1/9- Ducks vs. Dallas Stars @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

1/11- Ducks vs. Chicago Blackhawks @5:30pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

1/13- Ducks vs. St. Louis Blues @5pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

1/16- Ducks vs. Nashville Predators @5pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

1/17- Ducks vs. Carolina Hurricanes @4:30pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

ALL-STAR BREAK (1/24-26)

1/27- Ducks vs. San Jose Sharks @7:30pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

1/29- Ducks vs. Arizona Coyotes @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

1/31- Ducks vs. Tampa Bay Lightning @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

FEBRUARY

2/1- Ducks vs. Los Angeles Kings @7:30pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/4- Ducks vs. Ottawa Senators @4:30pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/6- Ducks vs. Montreal Canadiens @4pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/7- Ducks vs. Toronto Maple Leafs @4pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/9- Ducks vs. Buffalo Sabres @12pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/11- Ducks vs. St. Louis Blues @7pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

2/13- Ducks vs. Calgary Flames @7pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

2/16- Ducks vs. Vancouver Canucks @2pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/17- Ducks vs. Calgary Flames @1pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/19- Ducks vs. Florida Panthers @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/21- Ducks vs. Colorado Avalanche @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/23- Ducks vs. Vegas Golden Knights @7pm [TV: NBCSN]

2/25- Ducks vs. Edmonton Oilers @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

2/28- Ducks vs. Pittsburgh Penguins @7pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

MARCH

3/1- Ducks vs. New Jersey Devils @5pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

3/3- Ducks vs. Chicago Blackhawks @5:30pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

3/4- Ducks vs. Colorado Avalanche @6:30pm [TV: NBCSN]

3/6- Ducks vs. Toronto Maple Leafs @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

3/8- Ducks vs. Minnesota Wild @6pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

3/10- Ducks vs. Ottawa Senators @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

3/14- Ducks vs. Los Angeles Kings @1pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

3/15- Ducks vs. Montreal Canadiens @1pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

3/18- Ducks vs. Boston Bruins @7pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

3/20- Ducks vs. Vancouver Canucks @7pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

3/23- Ducks vs. Edmonton Oilers @6pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

3/25- Ducks vs. Calgary Flames @6:30pm [TV: Fox Sports West]

3/28- Ducks vs. Vancouver Canucks @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

3/29- Ducks vs. Edmonton Oilers @5pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

APRIL

4/1- Ducks vs. Dallas Stars @7pm [TV: NBCSN]

4/3- Ducks vs. Los Angeles Kings @7pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

4/4- Ducks vs. San Jose Sharks @7:30pm [TV: Prime Ticket]

Playoff Game Schedule TBD

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PLAYOFF ROUND #2

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